He sold the signed photo for $200 to an undercover FBI agent in Anaheim, California, in 2019, according to court filings. Tremayne pleaded guilty to selling up to $550,000 in fake memorabilia but ...

Tremayne sold the fake memorabilia to a buyer – who happened to be an undercover FBI agent – in Anaheim in exchange for $200. According to ESPN, sports memorabilia involved in the scam was ...

Tremayne sold the fake memorabilia to a buyer – who happened to be an undercover FBI agent – in Anaheim in exchange for $200.” Tremayne will return to court for a sentencing hearing on ...

The FBI averted the burglary and later arrested ... For the latter operation, Walker posed as a Hollywood memorabilia authenticator to help lure in a suspect seeking the $1 million reward for ...

The FBI already knew Cornett’s flight time and ... Where is Gene Sarazen’s green jacket? Are other important memorabilia pieces missing? Why are MMO and The Golf Auction still in business, ...

Federal agents are searching for El Paso victims of a man accused of conning the public out of large amounts of money in sports memorabilia and marijuana dispensaries schemes. FBI Dallas officials ...

According to the FBI, the charges come after Thrash was accused of creating fraudulent investment opportunities, including a fake sports management company and a fake sports memorabilia store.

He admitted to selling more than $250,000 and up to $550,000 in fake memorabilia, according to U.S. officials. The FBI investigated the case. Cooperating witnesses said Tremayne sold them ...